Nick Porath
Chief EngineerNicholas Porath is a Logan native and music lover. Having graduated from USU with a degree in broadcast journalism, it was while studying journalism that he found his niche and newfound love for radio. He first started out as an intern behind the scenes and eventually made his way to the production and control rooms where he worked as a fill-in host, as well as producer for numerous UPR programs including Cropping Up, Access Utah, Behind the Headlines and more. In 2023 he took on a new hurdle as UPR’s new Radio Broadcast Engineer. He still works as a programming producer and is a member of the Society of Broadcast Engineers.
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Snakes are out in abundance and can be found warming up along roads, sunning themselves on rocks, and slithering casually to their next meal. With more people hitting the trails than ever before, reports of snakes and snakebites are becoming common. Consider these tips to avoid a snake confrontation.
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Prevention is the best way to avoid ticks and their potential pathogens and diseases. Consider these tips.
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Proper nutrition is a fundamental component of good health. It also plays a critical role in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, obesity, and diabetes. Consider these strategies for promoting nutrition security.
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It's easy to experience flow during our favorite activities and we can enjoy this feeling more often during other activities with practice. Consider these five tips.
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The snow is finally melting, and soon it will be time to plant! Consider these tips to help you prepare. Included are tips and links from the Utah State University Extension Gardeners Almanac.
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As winter drags on into spring this year, seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is becoming a challenge for many. The good news is there are things you can do to combat SAD. Consider these tips.
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The week of February 27 to March 3, 2023, is both Utah Saves Week and America Saves Week. Consider these tips to help you save money!
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As couples age, keeping a marriage strong can become a challenge. Here's some tips to help keep a stronger marriage over the years.
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What we do know is that once introduced, avian influenza is transmitted from flock to flock through contaminated equipment and people. Consider these tips to prevent virus transmission.